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October, 2009

Best Wines Over $25

Excellent value wines from our 2010 Eating and Drinking Guide

By published Oct 29, 2009

Best Wines Under $25

Excellent value wines from our 2010 Eating and Drinking Guide

By published Oct 29, 2009

Best Wines Under $10

Excellent value wines from our 2010 Eating and Drinking Guide

By published Oct 29, 2009

Canada's Best New Restaurant?

EnRoute magazine's yearly survey of the most exciting new restaurants in the country named Vancouver's Cibo as its top contender. Charlene Rooke tells us why

By published Oct 28, 2009

Late Summer Vegetable Lasagna

This savoury vegetarian lasagna comes from the Chefs' Table Society's newest cookbook, Vancouver Cooks 2

published Oct 16, 2009

Dry-aged Rib-eye Steak with Morels, Nugget Potatoes and Gentleman’s Butter

An elegant steak dish from the Chefs' Table Society's newest cookbook, Vancouver Cooks 2

published Oct 16, 2009

Instant Office: Vancouver Hotspots

Free Wifi around town

By published Oct 13, 2009

Herb-crusted Halibut with Pea Purée and Coriander Vinaigrette

Recapture the tastes of summer with this seafood entrée from Araxi's new cookbook,Araxi: Seasonal Recipes from the Celebrated Whistler Restaurant

published Oct 8, 2009

Parmesan Polenta with Braised Greens and Fonduta

A flexible dish that can be served as a main or a starter from Araxi's new cookbook, Araxi: Seasonal Recipes from the Celebrated Whistler Restaurant

published Oct 8, 2009

Whiskey Sour

It was once the go-to drink for hardened P.I.s and washed-up boxers

By published Oct 1, 2009

Valpolicella

Enjoy these High and Low options with mushroom risotto, fine cheese or a handful of nuts

By published Oct 1, 2009

Tales of the City: October 2009

Volume 4 of an anthology of mini-stories that reflect the pleasures, frustrations, and idiosyncrasies of life in Vancouver

published Oct 1, 2009

Shopping Diary: October 2009

By published Oct 1, 2009

Editor's Note, October 2009

In Power

By published Oct 1, 2009

Work It Out

Cool custom bikes, sexy running gear, tools fit for an iron chef, and one-of-a-kind local designs

By published Oct 1, 2009

Larry Berg

The Vancouver Airport CEO on the 2010 Games, Asian Pacific travel and YVR's "wow factor"

By published Oct 1, 2009

Power Broker

As head of the B.C. Transmission Corporation, David Emerson will be a key architect of the city's (and the province's) economic future

By published Oct 1, 2009

Vancouver Celebrities: October 2009

First nights at Dirty Apron and Pourhouse, tennis gold, and the next step for the king of ballet

By published Oct 1, 2009

Mr. Big: Vancouver's Top City Planner

Brent Toderian has the respect of the world. If only local developers felt the same way

By published Oct 1, 2009

Olympic Athletes: Glory Days

Former Winter Olympians recall their medal-winning moments. Portraits by Jeremy Maude

published Oct 1, 2009

Crops and Robbers

Community gardens, designed to feed the multitudes, now benefit the larcenous

By published Oct 1, 2009

Vancouver's Best Sushi

In a city with more sushi joints than Starbucks, the sheer volume can be overwhelming. For fresh, authentic, accessibly priced Japanese food, wrap your mind around these worthy spots

By published Oct 1, 2009

What's So Funny?

David Sedaris on his weird upbringing, pill popping, and the best thing about Vancouver

By published Oct 1, 2009